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What taxes do I have to pay in the UK if my company only invoices EU clients? [Reddit]

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If your company is registered in the UK, you must comply with UK tax obligations, such as Corporation Tax on worldwide profits, even if you invoice the EU. VAT may also apply if you exceed the turnover threshold. After Brexit, VAT rules for services to the EU have changed. At Filnet, we advise you in Spanish, 100% online and with a fixed price, so you understand and comply with HMRC. We help you register your company, file taxes and avoid penalties. Trust our ongoing support in the UK.

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🇬🇧 Open a company in Reino Unido

Minimum capital

No mandatory minimum capital (from £1)

Timeline

1-3 semanas

Corporation tax

Corporation Tax 19-25%

Legal form

Ltd / LLP

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